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U.S. government has lost more than 10,000 STEM Ph.D.s since Trump took office A Science analysis reveals how many were fired, retired, or quit across 14 agencies

The U.S. government has lost more than 10,000 STEM Ph.D.s since Trump took office.

A Science analysis reveals how many were fired, retired, or quit across 14 agencies. Read more: https://scim.ag/4boPkq8

Hechinger Mall should be zoned to the sky, the Starburst Station should open before RFK Stadium and the X2 should run every 90 seconds

The proposal to add more density near rail stations shows (among other things) that Metro needs to get on that Silver Line extension to the Starburst — which is currently an anti-growth bubble even in the revised FLUM

Grow-vernight scenario: Where OP has suggested more density is and is not on the table Just before the release of the new proposed FLUM, here are some maps to help you visualize the Office of Planning’s DC2050 “growth scenarios.”

Good primer by @alexbaca.bsky.social and co. on the changes coming to DC's Future Land Use Map and why none of the proposals goes far enough: ggwash.org/view/102637/...

Fuzzy memories and hard facts: An SC accuser's claims against Epstein, Trump examined An alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein gave FBI agents true accounts of her time growing up in SC. Claims she made about Donald Trump remain unsubstantiated.

Thorough reporting by the Post and Courier confirming key details of the testimony by the 13-year-old victim whose allegations of sexual abuse by Donald Trump the DOJ sought to withhold from the Epstein files.

Epstein ruined her life before she turned 17.

www.postandcourier.com/news/epstein...

The term of art is "special military operation"

Denmark responded to 1973 oil crisis by reducing car-dependency. Let's do that now. - Streetsblog Chicago "The government had to introduce car-free Sundays. And then people realized that the car-free Sunday was the best day of the week."

FYI the 1970s oil crisis was the impetus for Copenhagen turning into a cycling city

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This would do fine. Little modernist 2BR jobber with an outdoor shower in the desert www.zillow.com/homedetails/...

you *will* read third person and you will like it.

Guess you're walking, good for you

Their editorial page is conservative but this is from the newsroom side, just straight-up solid reporting.

I love the ship tracker, I use it all the time out on the Chesapeake Bay, it's my favorite thing about the terminal

First-person perspective doesn't work for romance stories. The only secrets the reader can know are the things that the protagonist knows. Whatever people are into I guess

Readers Are Embracing a Shift in Perspective in Books. It Could Reshape Literary Culture. There’s been a profound shift in perspective preferences when it comes to romance novels.

Fascinating article about romantasy readers rejecting third-person perspective novels and insisting on stories told in the first person slate.com/culture/2026...

this picture!!

No, they did not. Especially after seeing what the book was. And after seeing Hanif Abdurraqib's book on Tribe. There was already a model for it

So many artists reject capital-C criticism, even from a writer as tender as Marcus. I understand taking it personally and I don't excuse De La's response. But for a writer that comes with the territory.

I'm sure you have one ready at hand

Doesn't this depend partly on timing and categories of labor? I'm persuaded that construction for the Qatar World Cup involved many, many more times the working conditions I'd call slavery than Milan Winter Games

It’s culture and family night at my kid’s elementary, and one of the families brought a “Longhorn football” presentation.

Hell yeah.

How to Design a City For the Blind and Visually Impaired Also today: The economic toll of inner-city highways, and how to fireproof a whole neighborhood.

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This week, we talk daylight saving, designing cities for the blind, and we hear from Tehrangeles: www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

wait a second how'd you make this link

The other 7 were mine

oh my god seriously! that is so messed up

Toki, Comet or Jaleo!

My main gripe about Bluesky is that when people here post about the Spurs they are not talking about basketball

There has never been a bigger moment for a "My question is more of a comment" guy

She's at least 20 minutes into this Q&A and continues to field questions from the audience. Just need one person here to see the alert on their phone